Tokyu Department Store

Tokyu

Kichijoji store

Native name

| (東急百貨店, Tōkyū Hyakkaten)

Number of locations

| 3 (2023)
Revenue|

* JPY ¥330.8 Billion

[1] (2021)

Operating income

* JPY ¥1.2 Billion

[1] (2021)
Parent| Tokyu Corporation
Website| tokyu-dept.co.jp
Shibuya flagship store

Tokyu Department Store (東急百貨店, Tōkyū Hyakkaten) is a Japanese department store chain owned by Tokyu Group.[1]

## Stores

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Tokyo

* Shibuya

* Hikarie ShinQs
* Shibuya Mark City

* Kichijōji
* Machida Tokyu Twins
* Setagaya Futakotamagawa Tokyu Food Show

Kanagawa Prefecture

* Yokohama

* Tama Plaza
* Hiyoshi Tokyu Avenue
* Aobadai Tokyu Square

* Kawasaki

* Nakahara Musashikosugi Tokyu Food Show Slice

Hokkaido

* Sapporo

## Former stores

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### Japan

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Tokyo

* Shibuya Honten (flagship store; closed on 31 January 2023)[2]
* Shibuya Toyoko (Shibuya Station; closed on 31 March 2020)[3]
* Nihonbashi (closed in 1999; currently Coredo Nihonbashi)

Kanagawa Prefecture

* Yokohama

* Tsuzuki Kohoku Tokyu (closed in 2011)

Hokkaido

* Kitami (closed in 2007)

Nagano Prefecture

* Okaya (closed in 2002; currently ILF Plaza)

### Outside Japan

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Bangkok Tokyu Department Store at MBK Center

#### Hong Kong

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* Kowloon (New World Centre; closed in 1999; demolished in 2010 and replaced by Victoria Dockside)

#### Taiwan

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* Taipei

* Daan (closed in 2002)

* Taichung

* Central (closed in 1996)

#### Singapore

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* Marina Square

#### Thailand

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* Bangkok

* MBK Center (closed in 2021)[4]
* Paradise Park (closed in 2019)[5]

## See also

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* Shirokiya

## References

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1. ^ a b c "Company Profile 2021" (PDF). Tokyu Group. Retrieved 14 February 2024.
2. ^ "Tokyu's Flagship Department Store in Shibuya Closes after 55 Years". nippon.com. 31 January 2023. Retrieved 1 February 2023.
3. ^ Itakashi, Fuji (21 Jan 2020). "A special exhibition that looks back on memories of Tokyu Toyoko store in 1985". Shibuya Bunka Project. Retrieved 4 Mar 2020.
4. ^ Jitpleecheep, Pitsinee (5 August 2014). "Tokyu announces new branch at Paradise Park". Bangkok Post. Retrieved 12 February 2018.
5. ^ Changsorn, Pichaya (19 June 2015). "PT Retail opens new Tokyu store for suburban shoppers". The Nation. Archived from the original on 13 February 2018. Retrieved 12 February 2018.

## External links

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* Official website (in Japanese)